Bass Odyssey (album)

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Bass Odyssey

Studio album by Monk Montgomery

Released

1971

Motown

Wayne Henderson, Stewart Levine

Monk Montgomery chronology

It's Never Too Late
(1969)

Bass Odyssey
(1971)

Reality
(1974)

Bass Odyssey is an album by jazz bassist Monk Montgomery, one of his three solo albums.^[1] It was released in 1971 on Motown Records/Chisa Records.^[2]

The album was produced by Wayne Henderson and Stewart Levine and features several members of The Crusaders, as well as Joe Sample, Mike Carven, Stix Hooper, Andy Simpkins and Kent Brinkley.^[3]

Track listing

All songs were composed by Monk Montgomery except "Personage", which his brother Buddy Montgomery wrote.^[4]

"Journey to the Bottom"
"Personage"
"Sister Lena"
"Fuselage, Pt. 1"
"Fuselage, Pt. 2"
"Foxy Gypsy"

References

v t e Montgomery Brothers

Wes Montgomery Buddy Montgomery Monk Montgomery

Albums	Almost Forgotten (1955) The Montgomery Brothers Plus Five Others (1957) Montgomeryland (1958) Groove Yard (1961)The Montgomery Brothers (1961) The Montgomery Brothers in Canada (1961) Love Walked In (1961) Wes, Buddy and Monk Montgomery (1961)

Wes solo	Fingerpickin' Far Wes The Wes Montgomery Trio The Incredible Jazz Guitar of Wes Montgomery Movin' Along So Much Guitar Bags Meets Wes! Full House Fusion! Wes Montgomery with Strings Boss Guitar Portrait of Wes Guitar on the Go The Alternative Wes Montgomery Bumpin' Movin' Wes Smokin' at the Half Note Smokin' Guitar Goin' out of My Head California Dreaming Tequila A Day in the Life The Complete Riverside Recordings

Monk solo	It's Never Too Late (1969) Bass Odyssey (1971) Reality (1974)

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